seven-core parachute cord woven hot luminous waterproof outdoor watch portable exquisite thermometer compass parachute cord watch

【Product Name】: Night-Light Waterproof Outdoor Watch G6

【Weight】: 210g

Specifications: Total length 28cm, the shortest effective wearing length after closure is 23cm, width 2.5cm, high-quality 7-core umbrella rope

A seven-core parachute rope braided hot-selling night-light waterproof outdoor watch with more outdoor survival features. Equipped with outdoor life-saving fire-starting stone, cutting rope knife, survival whistle, high-precision compass, thermometer, and a approximately 3-meter long seven-core parachute rope, providing security for your outdoor exploration. Suitable for daily wear bracelet jewelry, in an emergency, it can be opened for hemostasis, making traps, tying temporary tents, and preventing equipment from being lost, etc., can be used for emergency rescue! The materials used are all parachute rope materials, the same as the ropes used on ships, with advantages such as corrosion resistance and anti-aging, and the single rope tension is about 400 jin. Each rope weighs 230 grams to 240 grams.

Note: The product will be shipped with or without the logo randomly!

How to use a flint to start a fire:

Step 1:

Hold the base edge of the magnesium block against the ground, use the sawtooth or blade included with this fire-starter to scrape off a small amount of magnesium shavings. Control the direction and force of the scraping to avoid creating sparks. Then, collect the scraped magnesium shavings into a small pile and place them near flammable materials (such as paper, leaves, twigs, bark, or the tinder and alcohol cotton provided by our store).

Step 2:

Hold the lower end of the flint stone at an angle of about 45 degrees against the ground, about 2.5 centimeters away from the magnesium scrap just scraped off. Use the blade to quickly scratch. In order to effectively scratch out sparks, the blade can be perpendicular to the scratching surface, which can cause sparks, thus igniting magnesium scrap, and then igniting the tinder such as paper, leaves, and alcohol cotton.

Step 3:

If there are combustible materials such as toilet paper, alcohol swabs, shredded leaves, or dry grass nearby, you can directly hold the lower end of the flint stone at about a 45-degree angle against the ground, use the scraping tool, survival card, or knife to quickly and forcefully scrape, allowing the sparks to land on the ignition material to start a fire.